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Old 05-27-2010, 08:01 PM
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Originally Posted by jdiddyws6
Running without the wideband means that you wouldn't have a display showing your a/f ratio at all times. It monitors your a/f ratio.
If it can fit in a gauge pod i'll get one to go along with the pressure gauge and another gauge I can't think of right now
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Get a fuel pressure gauge so you can monitor your fuel pressure to make sure that your pump can keep up while spraying. Also, just don't use the wideband to tune your car, pull a couple of plugs after a pass and look for your timing mark and fuel ring.

If it hasn't been already said you are going to need something to pull the timing on the spray too. (timing tuner, linginfelter box,etc.)
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Originally Posted by 87silverbullet
Get a fuel pressure gauge so you can monitor your fuel pressure to make sure that your pump can keep up while spraying. Also, just don't use the wideband to tune your car, pull a couple of plugs after a pass and look for your timing mark and fuel ring.

If it hasn't been already said you are going to need something to pull the timing on the spray too. (timing tuner, linginfelter box,etc.)
Appreciate it
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Is it typical for a stall car with a 150 shot to put out less torque than hp? I also thought that no matter the trans type torque would always be higher than hp on a nitrous car.
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Originally Posted by Detoxx03
Is it typical for a stall car with a 150 shot to put out less torque than hp? I also thought that no matter the trans type torque would always be higher than hp on a nitrous car.
It can happen. Might be your converter letting go with the shot being hit. Could be the dyno itself. My car evened out with 556 rwhp and 568ft lbs. Good enough to run 10's letting off.
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Originally Posted by Detoxx03
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I posted information about your question, but wanted to be sure it was correct info after the fact.
Or I could just leave incorrect information in your thread.
Your choice.
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Originally Posted by MattxFatal
I posted information about your question, but wanted to be sure it was correct info after the fact.
Or I could just leave incorrect information in your thread.
Your choice.
I appreciate the correct info but judging by your response how was I supposed to know your reasoning?
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Originally Posted by Detoxx03
I appreciate the correct info but judging by your response how was I supposed to know your reasoning?
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